ABSTRACT This article reviews the British Museum exhibition, Reimagining Captain Cook: Pacific Perspectives, 29 November 2018–4 August 2019. It situates the exhibition within a global context of exhibitions held around the 250th anniversary of Cook’s first voyage, and critically considers its attempt to reframe dominant narratives surrounding Cook, his voyages and more broadly the colonization of the Pacific through a focus on Pacific Islander perspectives within a changing museum sector.

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大洋上的库克船长：大英博物馆的土著声音和重新想象

摘要本文回顾了2018年11月29日至2019年8月4日大英博物馆的展览，《重新想象库克船长：太平洋视角》。它将展览置于库克首航250周年左右的展览的全球背景下，并认真地考虑了其试图通过关注不断变化的博物馆领域中太平洋岛民的观点，重新组织围绕库克，他的航行以及更广泛的太平洋殖民地的主流叙述。